//A program to illustrate Multiple inheritance/

#include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> #include<stdio.h> class admin { int admno; char name[30]; public: void getadmin(); void putadmin(); }; void admin::getadmin() { cout<<"\nEnter admission no: "; cin>>admno; cout<<"\nEnter name: "; gets(name); } void admin::putadmin() { cout<<"\nThe admission no is; "; cout<<admno; cout<<"\nThe name is: "; cout<<name; } class acadm { int rno; float marks; public: void getacadm(); void putacadm(); }; void acadm::getacadm() { cout<<"\nEnter rollno: "; cin>>rno; cout<<"\nEnter marks: "; cin>>marks; } void acadm::putacadm() { cout<<"\nThe rollno is: "; cout<<rno; cout<<"\nThe total marks: "; cout<<marks; } class school:public admin,public acadm //Derived class { char house[15],sport[20]; public: void get_school();

void put_school(); }; void school::get_school() { getadmin(); getacadm(); cout<<"\nEnter house: "; gets(house); cout<<"\nEnter sport: "; gets(sport); } void school::put_school() { putadmin(); putacadm(); cout<<"\nYour house is: "; cout<<house; cout<<"\nYour sports is: "; cout<<sport; } void main() { clrscr(); school obj[10]; int n,i,j; cout<<"Enter the no of students:"; cin>>n; cout<<"\nEnter student details:"; for(i=0;i<n;i++) { obj[i].get_school(); //Input Function } cout<<"\nThe student details are:"; for(i=0;i<n;i++) { obj[i].put_school(); //Output Function } getch(); }

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